Instant Air Supply annual Christmas sale!!!

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Annual IAS Christmas sale starts NOW!!! Use the code "christmas16" to save 15% on ANY order.

Sale dates are 12-16 to 12-28

Tacomaworld has always, and continues to be one of my biggest supporters. I can not thank you guys enough for your support, patience (hey I'm basically a one man show here), and just overall cool vibe I always get from this site. You guys are always the easiest to work with!

Join 1000's of other happy IAS customers, save time while airing up and add a very neat tool to your set up. Once you own a Co2 OBA set up, you'll wonder how you ever did without one.

Current lead times are 10 business days until shipment, so please keep that in mind when ordering for a gift. We can not guarantee Christmas delivery at this point with our current order volume.

IAS wants to thank EVERYONE who has ordered from us and we are glad to serve the off-road community and provide a quality product at a reasonable price. We appreciate the continued support and hope everyone is having a great Holiday season!

 

Site was down for a while! Sorry about that, it's back up!

 

Do you guys do anything with compressed air? Just curious why co2 is chosen over a 4500psi hpa system?

 

IAS is only focusing on Co2 at the moment. Co2 is just such a simple solution, no moving parts, no electrical, portable, efficient..... cheap (relatively).

 

I think I miss wrote what I was asking. Instead of bottles of co2, why not a high pressure 4500 psi bottle of compressed air? Similar to a scuba tank but much more and higher pressure air? That's what we use in the fire service not only to breath but to power tools and lift bags. Is there an advantage to co2?

I'm just trying to learn =)

 

Copy that, basically the volume of a 10b co2 bottle is roughly 3.5x that of a compressed O2 bottle. Co2 is just "more" air in a smaller package. Also running around with a pressurized cylinder in your vehicle has some safety concerns, with a Co2 bottle running around 800psi it's MUCH safer to have in the vehicle than a bottle running 4500psi. In the event of a valve decapitation the Co2 bottle would expel it's contents and very quickly get to a pressure that is manageable, while a pressurized gas bottle would potentially become a projectile.

 

This is literally the most valuable information I've ever read on this site.

I have no use for Co2, but in the event I do I'll be using it instead of compressed air.

 

What's an estimate to have the tank refilled? I know it's gonna very from place to place just curious what to expect for a 10lb tank

 

I have seen anywhere from $10, to $25 on the high side. I pay $15 at my local beverage supply place.

 

LAST DAY OF SALE!!!!!!!! No more sales planned for a WHILE~!